the u 14s are doing brilliantly great win on friday against the un beaten st endas

Admin Reply - Well done to all involved

Cheers Burke I changed that game ya know lol. Must admit I''ll enjoy sitting beside you for the next few matches the craic is class. Just haven''t wintered, springed or summered well but I''ve more chance than you to face the scallions ha ha ha.

brilliant win against rasharkin last night i no they were missing alot of there regular team but still a good performance well done lads hopefully we can do the same against glenavy?

great performance last night lads up at the league leaders. just shows when the grove put their mind to it they can beat anyone. some players are now showing their full potential. (especially horse!!)

Thanks to everyone who helped with the leaflets - you know who you are and I know you will stand by the your Club in what are bound to be difficult times ahead.

well done to the under 14 s last night lads, amazing performances over the season so far, done yourselves and the club proud keep up the hard work and you will get the rewards

when does the U14s have to meet at the club tonight

Admin Reply - Since I saw you there I assume you found out !!!

is there an under twelve go games

Admin Reply - If you mean tournament such as the u8 u10 tournament we run then the answer is no.

Do you know when Cúl Camp is this year ?

Admin Reply - Not sure Ryan - See Luke on Fri evening - he is coordinating it.

All anyone U14 / U16 intrested in refereeing in this years Go Games league could they come to the club on Thursday evening at 6:30 to see me.

I was at the match v Dunloy tonight and came way thoroughly disgusted with the shocking behaviour of ........

Admin Reply - A letter has already been sent to county regarding this matter. I would suggest that there is no further comment on the public message board whilst we await a response from the relevant officials. Sorry but I felt it best to censor the remainder of your post as the matter is now going through the proper channels - I trust you will understand that public alllegations are best avoided in such instances.

surely to god we should beat dunloy tomorrow nite and get a much needed two points for a change they haven''t even come close to winning a match yet we must win r we be in big trouble?

Can I start off by saying well done to all involved with St Josephs PS INTO County Football title winning team especially the young boys from our own Club may this be the start of many winners’ medals to come within the sport. It''s great to see Gaelic games starting to prosper within the school. Now for some frustration. The arrogance from SOME of our so called fellow Gaels disappoints me though doesn''t surprise me as some of them can''t see past their own noses. They have been trying to tramp us into the ground for years (in one way or another) but we have still struggled & battled on, on our own, regrouped, restructured & developed from our underage ranks. And now after receiving that letter from the "so called parish building committee" who are meant to represent OURSELVES & OUR Parish I find it hard to believe that a fellow Gael sits on this committee yet sees nothing wrong with starving OUR youth of being provided Gaelic Games within their own community. It''s a sad day when this can happen in this day & age but I’m sure we will fight tooth & nail to make sure we can still provide so many within this community Gaelic Games the Naomh Séamas way.

Well done Matthew, Anthony , Bobby,Ciaran ,Jude, Ruari, CJ and Odhran, Daniel and Conor. You did the parish proud. Unlike our building committee. Time to let the world know what the parish is doing to its own flock. They would be thrown out of the temple for sure.

County Champions!!! well done St Joes very proud of you all ... when I went to St Josephs myself we weren''t lucky enough to be involved in anything like this. Great to see progress of Gaelic Games in our Parish. Teamwork at such a young age is certainly a life skill that will serve these boys well in the future, no matter what academic level they achieve. The role of sports in general cannot be underestimated in a childs development. The proximity/accessibility of our pitch to the school is pivotal to this. However, having read about the ''Parish Building Committee'' its clear that our children are being overlooked in favour of a facelift. It seems, the biggest losers out of this sad situation will be this successful bunch of players, their brothers, their sisters and ultimatley the Youth of Crumlin.

Admin Reply - What price the development of our children ?